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  1. Malini can make 11 necklaces with the sea shells
  2. Malini needs one more sea shell to complete 11 necklaces
  3. Malini can make 10 necklaces and she would left with 15 sea shells
  4. Malini can make 12 necklaces with the sea shells
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Option 2 : Malini needs one more sea shell to complete 11 necklaces

Given:

Number of seashells Malini collected = 200

Number of broken shells = 3

Number of shell left with her = 200 - 3 = 197

Number of seashells in a necklace = 18

Calculation:

To solve this question we have to check all the options:

Option 1) Malini can make 11 necklaces with the seashells.

⇒ 11 necklaces = 11 × 18 = 198 ( incorrect )

Option 2) Malini needs one more seashell to complete 11 necklaces

⇒ 11 × 18 = 198, and she has 197 seashells, so she needs one more seashell to complete 18 seashells ( correct ).

Option 3) Malini can make 10 necklaces and she would leave with 15 seashells.

⇒ 10 × 18 = 180, remaining sea shell = 197 - 180 = 17 ( incorrect )

Option 4) Malini can make 12 necklaces with the seashells.

⇒ 12 × 18 = 216 ( incorrect )

So, option 2 is correct.

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